Hilary Duff

HILARY DUFF (Lorraine Baker) starred in the feature film comedy "The Perfect Man" opposite Heather Locklear. Her other recent big-screen credits include "A Cinderella Story" and "Material Girls," the latter co-starring her sister Haylie. The hit "A Cinderella Story" soundtrack featured "Our Lips Are Sealed," Hilary and Haylie's cover of the Go-Go's song.
The sisters' voices were featured in the animated DVD and video release "In Search Of Santa." 
Duff's 2004 movie "Raise Your Voice," featured both "Fly" and "Someone's Watching Over Me" from the second album.
Duff first won fame in the acclaimed, top-rated television series "Lizzie McGuire" and in the "Lizzie McGuire" feature film (which debuted at #2 and grossed $42.7 million). She gained international recognition from the series, which continues in successful global syndication and airs Saturday mornings. Duff starred in the 2002 made-for-television movie "Cadet Kelly," the Disney Channel's highest-rated original film to date.
Duff's music career is equally successful, with her debut album, "Metamorphosis," selling 11 million copies. Her second album, "Hilary Duff," debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200 Album Chart. Duff's new release, "Most Wanted," is a compilation of her greatest hits and features several new songs.
Duff continues to perform as headliner to sell-out arena audiences across the U.S. and Canada, and in South America, Australia and Japan. Her "Most Wanted" tour in 2004, which featured Haylie as an opening act, sold out in major markets around the U.S. Last summer's 31-date tour, titled "Still Most Wanted," played to sell-out crowds across the U.S., and foreign dates are planned. Her DVD, "The Girl Can Rock," was recently released.
Duff made her stage debut at age six with BalletMet Columbus and its touring company of "The Nutcracker." Her role in a television commercial led her to pursue an acting career, and she soon amassed several television and film credits.
On television, she was featured in the miniseries "True Women" with Dana Delaney and Rachel Leigh Cook; in "Soul Collector," which earned her a Young Artist Award for Best Supporting Actress; and in a guest-starring role on "Chicago Hope." Duff was the friendly ghost's best friend Wendy in the successful video release "Casper Meets Wendy," and she appeared in "Playing by Heart," with Sean Connery, Dennis Quaid and Gena Rowlands, and in the Cannes Film Festival favorite "Human Nature" with Tim Robbins.
Duff served on the Advisory Board of the Audrey Hepburn Child Benefit Fund and the Celebrity Council of Kids with a Cause. As a charter member of the Kids with a Cause organization, Duff sponsored a "Food for a Friend" drive that collected canned foods brought to her show in each city to feed more than 22,000 youngsters at shelters around the country.